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    Badminton Presentation at Ploiesti Trial

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    Badminton originated in India in the mid-1800s and became popular when British army officers brought it to England. It involves hitting a shuttlecock back and forth over a net using rackets. Players can play singles or doubles, with the goal of scoring points by hitting shots the opponent cannot return. It spread from England to other parts of the world like the United States. The document provides details on how to play, techniques, rules, scoring, equipment safety and more.

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    Badminton Presentation at Ploiesti Trial

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    Badminton originated in India in the mid-1800s and became popular when British army officers brought it to England. It involves hitting a shuttlecock back and forth over a net using rackets. Players can play singles or doubles, with the goal of scoring points by hitting shots the opponent cannot return. It spread from England to other parts of the world like the United States. The document provides details on how to play, techniques, rules, scoring, equipment safety and more.

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    Badminton originated in India in the mid-1800s and became popular when British army officers brought it to England. It involves hitting a shuttlecock back and forth over a net using rackets. Players can play singles or doubles, with the goal of scoring points by hitting shots the opponent cannot return. It spread from England to other parts of the world like the United States. The document provides details on how to play, techniques, rules, scoring, equipment safety and more.

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    Badminton Presentation at Ploiesti Trial

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    Rokhri Asil Bhakkar
    Badminton originated in India in the mid-1800s and became popular when British army officers brought it to England. It involves hitting a shuttlecock back and forth over a net using rackets. Players can play singles or doubles, with the goal of scoring points by hitting shots the opponent cannot return. It spread from England to other parts of the world like the United States. The document provides details on how to play, techniques, rules, scoring, equipment safety and more.

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    BADMINTON

    Overview and History

     Badminton is a racket sport  Badminton originated in


    that is played on a court India in the mid-1800’s.
    divided by a net 5 feet high.  Its popularity increased
     The game is played with a when English army officers
    stationed in India transported
    shuttlecock (“birdie”). the game to England.
     Can be played as singles or  In England it was called
    doubles. “badmintin”.
     The object of the game is to  Eventually it spread to the
    hit the shuttlecock over the United States.
    net so that eventually the
    opponent is unable to return
    the shot.
    Safety

    1. Make sure to always have a firm


    grip on the racket.
    2. Be careful not to hit your partner
    with the racket.
    3. Stay on your own court.
    4. Stop playing if others enter your
    court.
    5. If your bird goes into another
    court, wait until their play stops.
    6. Be careful and aware of your
    surroundings (poles, walls, etc.)
    7. The rackets are not toys, so no
    fooling around.
    Equipment

     Rackets are fragile.


     Avoid hitting the floor, walls, posts,
    nets, and other people.
     Handle the shuttlecocks carefully and
    only by their rubber tips.
     If birds get stuck in the net remove
    them carefully so that they don’t tear.
     If your assigned racket is damaged
    report it to your teacher at the
    beginning of class.
     If you don’t, you are held responsible for
    the damage and will be fined.
     Make sure to return your racket to its
    numbered spot and bring all the
    birdies back to the teacher.
    Techniques

     Serve – long or short  Drive – A powerfully hit forehand or


     Forehand backhand stroke which just clears the
    top of the net.
     For right handed players: A stroke  Difficult to return due to the shuttle’s
    hit when the shuttle is on the right straight line trajectory.
    side of the body.
     Clear – A stroke which sends the
     For left handed players: A stroke hit
    shuttle high over the opponents head
    when the shuttle is on the left side of
    and drops near the backcourt
    the body.
    boundary line.
     Round the head – An overhead  It may be hit with and overhand or
    stroke played on the left or underhand stroke.
    backhand side of the body.  Can be used as offensive or defensive
     Smash – A hard hit overhand stroke play.
    with a fast downward path.  Drop Shot – The shuttle is stroked
    over the net so it drops very close to
     It is a main attacking stroke.
    the net.
    Scoring
     The game is played up to 21 points
     Points are scored only by the serving
    side.
     A point is rewarded to the serving side
    whenever the other side commits a fault.
     If a fault is committed by the

    serving side, the server does not


    score a point and loses the serve.
    Scoring continued

    Singles
     There are 21 points in a singles
    game.
     When the score is 20-20 the
    winner is the player with a 2 point
    advantage.
     If the score goes up to 29-29 the
    winner is the first to reach 30.
    Serving

    Singles
     A player can only score while
    serving.
     Each time they score a point, they
    switch service courts.
     Whenever a players score is zero or
    an even number, they serve from the
    right side service court.
     When the server’s score is an odd
    number they serve from the left side
    service court.
    Serving Rules
     The server must keep both feet  A serve that touches the net and
    within the service court during the goes into the proper service area
    serve. is legal.
     The serve must be underhand and  If the server misses the shuttle
    the shuttle must be contacted entirely on the serve, it is not a
    below the waist. fault and they can serve again.
     The shuttle must be hit in front of  If any part of the racket touches
    the body. the shuttle it is considered a
    serve and is a fault.
     The server may not serve until the  The server should announce the
    receiver is ready. score before each serve.
     During a serve, the partner of the  If a single player is playing a
    server and receiver may stand doubles team, the single player is
    anywhere as long as they don’t allowed two terms of service.
    obstruct the opponents view.
    General Rules

     Winners of the first game


    must serve first in the next
    game.
     Teams change sides after
    each game.
     Any shuttle landing on the
    lines are IN.
     During a rally, if the
    shuttle touches the net and
    goes over it is good.
    Faults

     Overhand serves –  If the shuttle…


     Anytime the server contacts the  Hits any obstruction such as the
    shuttle higher than their waist. ceiling, wall, backboard, etc.
     If any part of the head of the racket  Fails to go over the net.
    is higher than the server’s hand
    holding the racket.
     Is hit by the other team before it
     During the serve, the shuttle lands crosses the net.
    outside the correct service court.  Is not distinctively hit, but held
     If the server’s or receiver's feet are momentarily on the racket.
    not in the correct service court as  Is hit more than once in
    the shuttle is served. succession by a team.
     If the player touches the net with their  Hits any part of the players
    racket or body. body.
    Strategy

     Put your opponent on the defensive.


     Hit the bird so that your opponents
    only possible return is an upward
    direction.
     Hit the shuttle with an overhand
    stroke whenever possible.
     Use the smash if possible.
     Play to your opponents weakness.
     Use a variety of shots and keep
    your opponent moving.
     Recover your own court position
    quickly.
    THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION  !

    ΣΑΣ ΕΥΧΑΡΙΣΤΟΥΜΕ ΓΙΑ ΤΗΝ ΠΡΟΣΟΧΗ


     !

    GRACIAS POR LA ATENCIÓN  !

    DZIĘKUJEMY ZA UWAGĘ  !

    GRAZIE PER L'ATTENZIONE  !

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